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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04
8ttelenS Vtne.
8eo George %. Samlon, d. d..

Sen Mast, lom be%ruienoe Oritfe bar
/ port bael,ee Sin, bar i'm @runo / tire
Snb1intt: Selifabets 5orefommenbeb,
upioenitabelis 5ororonins of 9eser os
gal Opfatnins al relisipie Sfifte os
9eniister. git Selitabelisbeo neouenz
bispis meoiprer 8rusen al Bin er fun
Misforitaaelie. Snsen uil paaitaa at
Bpru % &pinoer bpr lpse 1noerboloz
ming / 8in. Experimentation baabe ben
i 6rantrise os Gn9lano penoer / oisie
Dase tilbase til @refernes. Nt Der
sipes Subititut for Mcobol piier ben
6ranifzmeoicinife gncpclopeoi os bette
ituberes MI i Serbelesbeb / 5pb 5ranz
tris / bet sraite Spros. @referne To-
pebe fine Meoiciner al usjeret sgble~
mott os @inbrueiaft. 6ranite &ommen<
tarer oper ben @reite 2esepibenifab %
ale @ncpclopebiiter / bette M%arbunorebe
erfienber bette.
s be iibite femti Nar bar Der, fsrit /
Nmerifa os iioen i England, uaret sjort
1tore l1%nberisselier Os 5orbanolinser
anaaaenbe ont, bporpiot ber / &irfen
buroe bruses noset / Steoet for sjeret
Sin peb be bsitioelise Nnleouinser. Set
ct 5orbomn,e, Der bar sjort iaa mango
Msnnelfer blinbe ~liseouerfor baabe
&jenossjerniuser os striftens beitemte
lotalelier. 5afta benue Says Be-
Rambling er fslsenoe.
Noab planteoe 8initoffen % oa Druz
eng Salt baube sjeret, brat ban os bleu
bruffen os paafprte beroeb fig os fin
6amilie sfam. yeosle Slastleb- ienere
malebe Gsppterne Jisurer os busseoe
/ Sten Tesn, Der uiier at De foritoo al
bepare 9ruens Gait fra Cheering. Naar
Saften blep preslet no, ffulbe ben font
mes / oliebe &ruffer. Sner bette ifllbt
Der beloes Dliuenolje, bpilfet Sag uilbt
fulbiteupis beuare bet fra 2uftens Yaa.
pirfnins os @jarins. Denne Bebanb.
Imaginable blep nDli9 foris9t | Seen
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04
,aaa uorpoocs!

Ser er iaa mango 2aitens 9uler
Beifpttet eno al 2opens glrnl.
Sun SDno % Sfam % Ngo fig itjuler
Bag 2piti9beoens bible 2arm,
Saamansen ynsl,n9 baabefnlo
Gin 2ipsbaao Teller Der omfulo.
Mens Samfunoet lit Die lutter
Os lar rSisb 2icenie" Saa for Het,
9uer &neipeuert fornpiet buffer
Os 9rioif u~bipenoer fine Sect,
Saa trpst % fret be 2anoet faar;
9bi Samfunoet lin Nnoel Iaar.
% MI be lumpne tuiinb 9aler,
Bib ou, iom paa .Sisb 2icenie" tror
81 &neipeperten benz betaler;
Men ie! bet er bin ipase 8ror,
Som lite bar Moralens Mast
Moo 5riitelien at itaa paa Ba9t.
. Borser bpr! buo eno ou bliuer,
9porlense pil bu belle 8op
Weo benz, iom Satans 9aanop9rf oriper
Ss brpoer Cubs % 2anoiens Sou.
. Ben, bet9nf at 9eleren
81 beore er eno Stjeleren.
Stan ou ei je, at 2an0ets @rpoe
5prpanolet blir til 9iepleorif.
Berpper 8prn % &pinoer 5goe!
Ct ilist fornuftls Yolitif?
Nei, refs big manoi9t Station
5il Scamp for 8robibition!'
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04

8aa Mnmpbnins fra 5eaeslellfabets
6ormauo ffal ri tillabe os at freml9tte
felsenbe. Spao er ben esentlise Narz
laa til at Minneiotas Nf0olbsforeninser
lite flutter fig til Selffabet. 9uorleoes
ian bet bense iammen, at be, Der bar
fact @pn for acknowledgment al Cant
menllutnins / 5oreninser, life inbier
acknowledgement al 6orenrnsernes Cant
menllutnins / ct selifab. @u CT aonz
tinaenten orbnet 1aaleoes. at bper 5or=
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04

ening felp fan beitemme fine 8ioras.
gtu ct ben pinbrins rpooet al 0eien,
Snooelinscn i D,trifter uil sjgre
Irbeibet lettere os billsere. Sen bele
&reos saar lammen os bprer Nfbolos
9aler. 5orenimserne fan fomme Jig
iammen i i'm esen &reos % orone fine
Nnlissenber. 9uer lerifil Screening
flipper ct foite lang &eiie paa en- eler
to Delesater. Men MI a'aa life 6or=
eninserne paa @runo al oisie Beiparel=
ier tro, at 8eiparellen ifal TONNE /
oeres esne CONNER. Beiparelierne ifal
fomme Nfbolosarbeioet tilsooe 81 maa
le til at faa ct mere praftiif Spn paa
bet Nrbei0e, nj bar for %. vi bDr
neIten til at aopare mob @obinaf.
2iselaa liffert Jam uor Sag uil uiie en-
saonlis 5rust i ct Menneifes aanoelise
1llitano, ioet bet ~ilutfer Sab % Bitter
feb os brinser Miiobeo os &jerlisbeb
iiteoet, liselaa iittert uil Nrbeioets
5rust oiie Jig i Il pariommelisere 9iem,
fornuftisere 9usbolonin9 og timeli9
5remsans ibet bele ta9et. Derior ifuloc
ri lite tro, at Sa9en fan beres frem
meo 8enlisbeo % &ierli9beo uoen en-
iano &~jerlisbebs 8jenoetesn. 8i Nf>
bolosfolf itaar MI en9ans i5are for at
ipile 5ariieernes &oae, ioet III flyer at
les9e iaa meset 8ast paa @jerninserne.
9porfor life for iaapiot pere Jariieere
iom at paase itrenst uuer bore pbre
Hlister. Slise 5ariieere buroe ale
~friitene Meirnelter pere. s., iom bar
facet Spn ior MISUNDERSTANDING,
oil not osiaa bore iitano til at ie, at ON
enoitjsnt Nfbolo fan brinse ct Meuuez
tie til alporlis Smtanfe % beue9et
bam til at flute Jig til Menisbeoen, iaa
er bog set insen Smueubelle til @uo.
Men ben pore &etlfafenbeo bpr BOG
anerfienoes al ct liuilii eret 6plf.
SAB enbuer, Der er Meolem al en Nfz
bolosforenins fatte Beitemmelie meo fig
ielo, ON buob ban fan ps oil siue til Ifz
bolosarbeioet us lite peb buer N%nlebnin9
tanfe paa, buorleoes ban ital ilippe
meb iaa tibet lom muli9. 8i bar MI
anmooet cit Mano ONT at fo>laoe BET
Irbeibe, iom bper l9e brin9er bam
buns pisie 9en, forat ofre Jig belt fcr
bette Mrbeibe. 8pr ben Wano fomme
til at lioe Sapn. Derf or bpr ale Minz
neiotas Ifbolosforenin9er laa mart
BET lar fig sjpre, fomme Jig iammen til
Sorretninssmeoe os life aleue Meloe
Jig inb Selifabet, men lamtiois lenoe
8eitemmellsn ON, buor fort Yensebiz
oras Be pil POE i BET fonamenoe Iar %
naar bet 1fal betales. SAB % le, at
ber / ale 5oreniu9er ct 8orretninssians
not til at upulbe" benne Gag.
Sob Wpoer, fat 81 itemmelle Ter for
eler imob ps lab % faa pioe Il lla9et.
Sal bet life uo. Binteren er ben beolte
Nrbeibstib. Stub, ben npe 5ormanb,
er en- COB 9aler % ale 5orenrnser oil
faa fornpet Mob peb bans 8eipg.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04

Scr. S. 80. 8albiorb fra Maine rel
tie lammen meb ben republifanife Ynoz
ling Salues 8. Blaine / en- Sernbanez
uosn % lpurste: u&an beres Harti,
Scr. Blaine, pinbe ct 8al9 uoen peb
6jelp al &omltemmer?" uytei! bar
8lains lisefremme Spar.
6pem oil laoe fig lure / 1888?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04

Oorf % Saften par, efter / ct Mar %
fire Maaneber at baue peret ublat baaoe
for Sommerens 8arme % 8interens
&ulbe, blanf os flar % uocn Spor al
Mlcobol.
Moles, lom bar ipot, opbrat os uplert
/ Gspptiite Stoler os Sumter, beretter,
at en- 5ait, faloet n9iroib," (builfet at
5uerit ben iom 9ebraiif s~prosfpnois
% Irdeolos melt anieebe oefineres lom
u9ieret 8in) bar fjenbt / Nbraban,s
Gage os a ben famine, Der 6enpttebes
ba Melfiieoet frsmbar 8rsb os Sin ior
be 1roenbes Saber. Det par ben liant
me sless 8iu, Stat bcnptteoe, oa ban
~ueliiynebe Giau, fra buem Mobamme-
banerne, Der p%aaitaar at nebitamme fra
6a,n, oil oibe at baue iaaet i'm Drif,
uSierbet", } % Sacob. DENIES Otter
fcmmere, be rettroenbe Ssraliter {. 81.
/ builfen 8lasie ri i Seem Sort timber
8epreientanter fra ale Mationer baabe /
europa, Niien os Nirifa, benpttcr fuu
al &osiiner nplauet Bin, for iaaleocs at
opretboloe Mbrabams % Mtoie 5ororo<
ringer.
NDteitamentets 4ere nleo Senipn til
Seiu 8eitemmelie er o9iaa b%etesnenoe.
Ser er i Seiu SIP fire 1,lieloer, buor
8in eller Orbet &iu i%orefommer. SPIRIT
ont 8inen ban lapeoei 8rpluppet / &anu.
(Sobn. 2, 1O.) Derneit ba ban ifplSe
Mtatbeus II, 10 tiger, at Menneifets
Ssn tom, aao os brat os bleo falbet en-
5raabler % en- Binbranfer. Ireoje, ON
Druens Saft benpttet peo Sultiftelien al
Naoperoen. (2uffas %, 1920 6jeroe
oa @boiten eller ben lure Sin blep raft
bam paa 8oriet, for at ban berpeo flnoe
1tiQe fin Smerte; men bpilfen ban life
oiloe mootase. Matb. n, "a, Marfus
Is, 23).
Sbet fprlt: 1ilfeloe benDttes lite Dr.
bet agathon, forat betesne soo; men
kalon. 6orifjelen mellem bisle to Orb
finoes / besse Oroenes 8rus at Matbeus
/ bans ~. 9an taller ont bet CODE
Tre os brr9er oa 8eneunelie n agathon
booraf frem9aar at BET benDttes ON bet,
lom er peoparenoe 9eot; mel, ON 9Oo
Jru9t beoer bet kalos, BET lpm er 9obt
tun iaalen9e bet er frilft os beuarer lin
Sfjpnbeb. NIe tiblisere &ommentarer
oa Seer1ettere bar merfet fig bette.
Set par &initoftens 5rust Seius benptz
teoe, ba ban initiftebe Nabparben. Sen
@nsellte &irte os be 5oreueoe 8resbDz
terianere / bette 2ano bat / be lio1 te fem
Nars 5orlpb saaet tilbase til ben tiolisz
ite &irfes @tit bette 5tptte. Suorleoes
Men,n9 er uunoet frem til Den er bleptn
alminoelis anerfjenbt timber ri / ct Spz
raab al &aroinal McGlol tep til bans
8iifopper os beres Breiter. 3an tiger
beri, at Selus par totalafboloenoe fra
berul enbe 9riffe enbo9 ba, naar bet pilce
bape bbpet bans Smerter / ben iiolte
Dpbsfual. 9erpeb bepibneoe Fan life
Blot on. Totalafbolb element tit sanife
Sin; men lamme gambling formaner
ban ale DEM, Der betjenoer Jig lom bans
@iterfplsere os 8efjenoere at fplse bans
Grempel. Seius, iom bar Dor Sfrpbez
li9beo og par prppet / ale 5ri1telz
Ter. bar uiit, at beruienoe 8ine
fife er npopeno1se forat : trent
talse @leoe / Brpluper eller forat LIMB
re Opens &paler; life i Sammentom iter
% beller life peb &irfens Naopere.
9an bar piit % bet lom fan benpttes
iitebetfor bisie Stofe. 8aabe 8eroen
os &irten oil inole Sauobeoen at bette
ueb at betraste Selu2iu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04
NapuHca MonmifAhpN

Sen 9penoes @aumilbbeo, = me-
bens 9gben ltaar rebe til at tase Mlt, =
er lite ben fineite Yrppe paa en- Sjels
Storbeo os ct 6jertes @obbeb. @auer
nooelte meo en- uiais 6aano, bepaset al
ct 9ierte, iom ilaar friife Sfas unoer
uofsrelien al i'm @iernins, barer meb
fig bet bebite @ioneSbpro ON 8rooerz
fierlisbeo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-04
AZ 0t8tt8beo!

Ngenter fan faa itabi9t % let Mrneloe
os COB 8etalins, enten be leper paa sburm
eller / 8p. 5ilifrip She Cooperative .3n.
oemnitp 60" for Betinselier. Ben9e be-
tales til Weolemmer / SD9oomstilfeloe.
Nooresie: q. .. Bog 549,
Mtnneapolis. Winn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Manchester Ward Meetings.

Mr. F. G.. d. Farmer. the retiring City
Superintendent, has called amass-meeting
of the Democratic voters Of that city to
Doe held i'm front Of the Mayors Court
house tomorrow night at $50 o'clock for
the purpose Of electing delegates to the
Roanoke convention. As the City Central
Committee has not yet reorganized and
as no other steps have been taken 10 elect
thcsedelcgates, Mr. Farmer was requested
20 cali mass-meeting at which the four
delegates are 10 be elected 1t is under.
stood that each ward is to be represented
i'm the selection of delegates
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
ruE CATTLE BUSINESS.
what the Largest Owner i'm the South SAYS
About the Present Depression.

About the Present Depression.
Chicago, July 26-A special from st.
Louis says John \. Simpson. of Dallas,
Tex. the largest cattle owner in the
South, is in this city. lie was asked for
information about the depression in the
cattle business and said II is true that
the market is lower now than since 1861.
but the business is not rs bad as reported
\ special dispatch recently sent out from
Denver is entirely false That story
about 10000 head ON the trail being turn
ed back to Texas is false. The entire
drive this year did not amount 10 more
than 5000 head, and of this number
10000 had been already contracted for
and sold Only 2j00O were left for
the market and rs my agent is with the
drive think ! would hc the first one
notified II my cattle were turned back on
the trail Curtis and Adkins, and lizard
Bros of Fort Worth and Henrietta. Tex,
failed last week, but | think their liabili-
ties are not much greater than their
assets ! don't think their failure will
hurt any one else Within the last tew
days great herds of our brccdiug cattle
have been driven over into New Mexico
where breeding is now carried ON largely
Yet Texas is oyerst0cked. and the only
depression that ! can find is that we grow
cattle faster than We do people. The
usual drive norihward is 100000 head.
his year 10 is not more than one-fourth
the average and the market is 33 per cent
lower than five years agO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
shot the Man Who spoiled iii, sleep.

James Schebe, an army veteran, who
boards at large railroad boarding house
i'm North Adams. Mass, complained Snn-
day night that he could not sleep; that
John Malone, another boarder was walk
ing about in his room, which adjoins
Shcbes, and made so much noise as
to prevent his falling asleep Schebe
tried 10 get into Mal0ncs room, but
the latter had put bedstead against the
door, as there were no locks lie then
retired Yesterday morning, as Malone
went out Of the back door, as was his
custom, TO 20 10 work, Schebe sat on the
back steps Seeing Malone coming he
raised a revolver and fired at Malone.
The latter fell 10 the ground seriously
wounded, and is likely to die. Schebe
was arrested Malone is twenty-eight
years old and unmarried.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
10 Caplure The knIght. Of labor.

The pittsburg Croni1e- ThgraM pub
lished Monday story % the effect that "a
gigantic scheme is being planned to CON
troll the knights of Labor throughout
the country 10 Is said TO have for It's
object the control of the order under the
present administration, and is in the in-
tcrcst of District Assembly No. 80. of New
York, Master Workman Powderly and
General Secretary Litchman. According 10
q Knight of Labor who is not committed
TO the scheme, It is proposed TO have dele.
gates go 10 the General Assembly that will
sustain the Administration. This will be
accomplished by establishing classes con
sisting of nine members i'm every city in
the country. These classes are to be made
up Of the most influential knights avail
able. and will be really branches Of the
Forty Miners - Assembly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
WELCOME HOME.
+, Richmond Boy on His Annual visit.

Among the welcome visitors TO the city
is Mr. William Harrison Williams, editor
of the CeHfrH Baptbt Of st. Louis Mr.
Williams is a Richmond boy, The son of
the late Jesse Williams, and spent his
boyh0od at the house on the northeast
cornerof Marshall and Adams streets.
He was one Of Bickford's Shockoe Hill
Academy boys, and a good one too. All
the promise of his boyhood, youth, and
young manhood have been more than full
filled, and he is one Of the ablest and
best men in the Baptist ministry.
Among others Of Bickford's boys who
are Baptist preachers are Reys. A. b.
Woodfn and John A. Pitcher.
Mr. Williams has received warm
welcome from many friends who rejoice
to hear of his continued wellbeing and
prosperity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

Among The rccenuy-ordained deacons
of the second Baptist church of Atlanta,
Ga.. is Mr. NJ. NJ. Wclch, who was form
ciN member of the Second church in
tMs city. He has a large circle of friends
here. Who extend their congratulations
t0 him. and who believe that our sister
church I'm Atlanta is 90 be congratulated
20. well ON having secured such a brother
q. one OF It's officers Mr. Welch is a
.on-iu-aw of Rev dr. Henry Mcdonald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
PROPERTY SALES.


Deeds for the Sale of Real Estate Recorded.
\ deed Of bargain and sale was record
ed in the Chancery Court Yesterday from
T Selden Bruce and wife 10 the Vulcan
Iron Works Company for the grounds,
buildings machinery, engines, &c, at
the southwest corner Of Seventh and
Byrd streets. Price, $4,000
Among others was fifty feet on North
Seventh street, with Improvements, for
$500
Thrty-One feet on Marshall street be-
tween First and Foushee, with improve
ments, for $4,000.
Thirty-two feet on Twenty-ninth street
between Leigh and VI streets. with i'm
proyemcnts. for $40.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

Mr. John l.. Parr proprietor Of the
pottery I'm Rockets, made AN assignment
yesterday 90 d. c. Richardson, trustee.
Assets, $3.50; liabilities, S2,lG1S3.
Creditors of the first class are the trustees
of Roane Lodge, J. o. o. f., $2sS 90
trustees of Stuart Council, A. L. and II
=. r. Darlington, rem of pottery to Au-
gust 3d, 50; Z. VI Noble, borrowed
money. S2j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Ancn.t ornncc nIn..nm..

Invitations are ont TO the marriage of
Mr.. Charles Conley to Miss Cora Lee Nor
ris The nuptials are to take place at the
Central Methodist church, Manchester,
Wednesday. August I'd, at o'clock pm.
The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
Benjamin Morris. and foI several sessions
has been q teacher in the Manchester
public schools The groom-elect is a
popular young gentleman Of that city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

The Sort of Platform That VIII he
Adopted.

TOLEDO, o., July 26.-Congressman
Romeis and others Of Sherman's friends
think that the question of his candidacy
should not be brought up before the State
Convention tomorrow. lie thinks the
proposed Endorsement inopportune. Both
Senator Sherman and the Governor will
be given an enthusiastic reception when
they arrive The former will probably
be permanent chairman. The platform
will include a stroag pro cction plank, a
demand for a sweeping invalid pension
bin. and denunciation of the National
Administration The rebel flag episode
may be referred to- A white satin badge
has been provided for each delegate,
bearing the words Of Forakers despatch
No rebel flags shall be returned while |
am Governor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Tho Gondmnod NIcetinr-

LoNDoN. July % The Goodwood
meeting opened to-day The race for
the stewards emp Wa, won by Mr Mac
Kcnzic's four.ycarold brown or black
colt Upset Mr. T Cannon's fourycar-
old brown illy 1ib came in second, and
Captain MachclIs liye.y year-old bay horse
Grafton third. There we've twenty-three
starters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Citizens Protest Against Verdict.

CHARLESTON, July 9G.-To maintain
and yindicaie the law, mass meeting Of
citizens Of Laurens county yesterday
adopted resolutions expressing dissatis.
faction with the action Of the jury last
week in acquitting John d. Sheahan of
the murder Of Il. J.. Bishop on July 4th,
and pledging themselves, individually
and collectively, to maintain and yindi-
cate the law Of the State in future.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

The Portsmouth reporter Of the Nor
folk LoDdm0rk says,-Mr. John c. Teller,
of Richmond. Grand Keeper Of Records
and Seal Knights Of Pythias of Virginia,
was i'm this city Sunday on visit to
Grand Chancellor T. H. Nirnelson. lie
states that from the reports Of the past
six months the Pythian order has largely
increased, and that the current year will
be one Of great prosperity in the order in
Virginia
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
knn.a, City'. Delegation.

INDIANAPOLIS, lND., July 26.-The spe-
cial train with a delegation Of one hun
dred citizens bearing an invitation for the
President and Mrs Cleveland 10 visit
Kansas City arrived here at Gam. The
President has been advised Of the move
ments Of the committee, and an interview
has been arranged for Wednesday about
noon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
To TaXpayersi

All taxes due the State can be paid in
coupons.
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed.
License taxes due the State can be paid
in coupons.
Overdue taxes due TIE State on real
and personal property can be paid in cou-
pOns.
BY rendering coupons you will save a
large proportion of your tax bill.
The United States Supreme Court by
repeated decisions has held the States
tax-receiyable coupons to be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes.
JAMES p. COOPER,
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
\ curiou. sccident and Narrow Escape,

MONTGOMERY. ALA, July 90 GOV
cruor Seay of Alabama was the victim Of
a peculiar accident Yesterday. lie and
his private secretary were driving down
the main thoroughfare of Montgomery
when one Of tho guy wires which sup
port the overhead cable of the electric
street railway broke and fell to the
ground, striking the Governors horse.
The wire was heavily charged with cleo
iriciiy. and the horse, becoming en-
tangled, was shocked and burned to
death i'm few minutes. OF course "A
second later the wire would have struck
the Governor and Mr. Jackson instead of
tho horse The accident has created
great uneasiness about the safe y of the
electric car system.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Unexpected Demise of Dr. standiford OF
kenfnokN.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 26-Dr +. d.
Sandiford. candidate TO succeed Sena-
tor Beck i'm the United States Senate, died
at am early hour this morning The
death was most unexpected DR. Stan l.
ford has been in for week, but was
thought TO be improving yesterday. He
was married 10 his third wife at Paducah
about three weeks since, and has been
living at home ever since Ills illness
was brought ON by the extreme heat of
last week lie was j6 years old, hale,
hearty, and robust, and has been making
very active canvass against Senator
Beck. he was ex president Of the Lou
isville and Nashville Railway, eX-presi-
dent of the J. VI. and l. Bridge Company
farmer on an extensive scale, and a drec-
tor IN the Farmers and Droyer's Bank,
and the wcalihiest man In Louisville or
Jefferson county and one Of the wealth.
est in the State.
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BERLIN, July 2G-The strengthening
of the forts at Cologne has been com
pleted. 1t is stated that the whole in
fantry force will be armed with repeateis
by October. A war history Of the de-
partment Of the grand general staff has
been published The concluding volume
treats Of the Danish war in 1854
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MORE WARM WEATHER.
There Seems to be no Prospect for a Ist-up
I'm the Heat.

WASHINGTON. July 26-Thcrc is no
doubt implied i'm the weather prediction
for the next twenty-four hours. II SAYS
warmer, fair weather, and generally east
erly winds. As the thermometer regis
tered - degrees at : o'clock, drop of
one degree from yesterday morning. to-
morrow promises 90 be a pretty warm
day unless the weather prophet proves
unreliable, rs 10 is hoped he may. Yes
terday's prediction Of higher temperature
for to-day was not verified at the morn
ing's reading.
Later i'm the day, however, when the
sky cleared. the heat of the sun was in
tense, and i'm all probability the weather
prophet made no mistake. There was a
good deal of general complaint about the
weather, and IL formed a fruitful topic of
conversation.
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Mininc Encinccr. In cnn,nnllnn.

CHICAGO, July pa special from Du-
luth MINI, says The American Insti-
tuteof Mining Engineers held the first scs-
sion of the nineteenth annual meeting in
Duluth yesterday About forty members
gathered from all parts of the country
were present, and many more are ex.
pected TO day.
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Jr. -. I. \. VI.
Institution Of Enterprise Council.

IHsIIIWII"H u FHItIpII't NOUh'IIs
Enterprise Council, No. Q, Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, will be
regularly instituted this evening. at s
o'clock pm. in Elliott's Hall, Fifth and
Marshall streets The membership will
be large and highly respectable one.
Immediately following this one will be
one on Church Hill, another at Fulton,
and still another at Washington, ID. c.,
which is under the jurisdiction Of the
State Council Of Virginia. The Junior
order of American Mechanics is on a
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The new series of postage stamps will
not va-y much from the present ones.
The chief object is to make the stamps
conform TO those embossed on the enye-
lopes The most noticeable change will
De in the cent stamps, which will be
green